Kamala Spanks Trump! The Best, New, Political Cartoons about the Presidential Election
The best and latest political cartoons that are selected from the current Cagle Cartoons exhibition at the Museum of the Centre International de las Caricature du Dessin de Presse et d’Humour in Saint Just le Martel, France.
Join DARYL CAGLE and brilliant, acclaimed political cartoonists MILT PRIGGEE, ED WEXLER, and HAJO de REIJGER in this episode of the Caglecast, as they delve into the best and latest political cartoons that are selected from the current Cagle Cartoons exhibition at the Museum of the Centre International de las Caricature du Dessin de Presse et d'Humour in Saint Just le Martel, France. Discover unique insights and humorous takes on Donald Trump, the American presidential election, Kamala Harris, and more. Perfect for fans of political satire and editorial cartoons.
HAJO de REIJGER, Hajo is a brilliant Dutch political cartoonist based in Haarlem, the Netherlands. He draw for the dutch daily newspaper NRC Handelsblad newspaper, which is a nice subscriber to Cagle Cartoons, and he's won a ton of awards.
ED WEXLER was an Emmy nominated Creative Director at Disney Television Animation for thirty years. He was also a regular cartoonist and illustrator for US News and World Report and has drawn covers for the Hollywood Reporter’s Emmy and Academy Awards issues for many years.
MILT PRIGGEE started drawing editorial cartoons in 1978, for decades for the Spokesman-Review in Spokane Washington; he's won a ton of awards All of our cartoonists are past guests of the great editorial cartoonists convention at St Just le Martel, France, where, later this month, we have an exhibition of the US election cartoons you'll see here today.
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Here are some of the cartoons we discuss in the video podcast:
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Daryl Cagle: Hi, I'm Daryl Cagle
and this is the Caglecast where
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we're all about political cartoons.
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And we have, three fantastic
artists to join us today.
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Milt Priggee, Ed Wexler
and Hajo de Reijger.
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Gentlemen, thank you for being here.
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Hajo de Reijger: Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Nice to be Here..
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Daryl Cagle: So gentlemen, we have a
show in Saint Just le Martel, the big
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editorial cartoonist convention this year.
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And I invited all you guys here
cause you are Saint Just veterans.
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And, we can talk about our exhibition,
which we will be showing you today about
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the, uh, American presidential election.
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, Ed, we'll start with you here.
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You've got Kamala spanking Trump.
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That's how the debate went.
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Ed Wexler: She spanked him.
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Yeah.
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And then he, uh, he says, I won
the debate, I was the winner.
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Milt Priggee: Love it.
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Hajo de Reijger: Oh, crazy.
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Daryl Cagle: So Ed, you are an Emmy
nominated creative director at Disney
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Television Animation for 30 years.
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30 years and you're also a regular
cartoonist and illustrator for U.
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S.
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News and World Report, and you've drawn
covers for the Hollywood Reporter's
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Emmy and Academy Awards issues.
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And we did a recent podcast
showing your illustration work.
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And, nice to have you back.
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Thank you.
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here's Trump and he's sitting there and
he says, I'm not afraid to debate Kamala.
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And he sits up and you can
see that he just laid an egg
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because he's a big chicken.
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Ed Wexler: I played with wanting to show
him as a chicken, but I think every other
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cartoonist around the world did that.
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Daryl Cagle: I think he's just
kind of, being wise, because
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it's not in his best interest.
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Ed Wexler: He understands he's outclassed.
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Daryl Cagle: Yeah.
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Running from Kamala's shoe.
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Hajo de Reijger: I love his hair.
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Looked like a little
croissant on his head.
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Daryl Cagle: That's great for Saint
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And here you have J.
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D.
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Vance, tell us about this couch thing.
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Ed Wexler: Well, you see, he's
sexually attracted to couches.
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so, uh,
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Daryl Cagle: if it's a particularly
nice looking love seat.
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Ed Wexler: Well, that's
kind of a nice couch.
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It's got nice sensuous shapes and, yeah,
so it's, uh, instead of Playboy, it's
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Daryl Cagle: you know, there's been
a lot of talk about him wearing
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eyeliner and a lot of the cartoonists
are drawing him with, mascara.
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Ed Wexler: Is that, do
you think that's true?
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Cause I'm not sure it's just, he
just has a lot of dark eyelashes.
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Do you think it's makeup?
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Daryl Cagle: I'm not sure.
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I thought it was.
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What do you guys think?
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Hajo de Reijger: Could be.
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I don't know.
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No idea.
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What's the story with the couch, though?
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I kind of, I think I missed it.
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Daryl Cagle: Well, he kind
of has sex with couches.
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Hajo de Reijger: What?
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Daryl Cagle: This is a rumor.
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It's as untrue as the eating cats
and dogs, but, uh, but we enjoy it.
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I mean, we've all been drawing cats and
dogs, sometimes the rumors are just fun.
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Ed Wexler: Yeah.
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That's a fun one.
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Hajo de Reijger: it's a
crazy, crazy rumor, right?
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Having, I mean,
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Daryl Cagle: If you have a particularly
attractive couch, I don't know.
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So here you have, the milk carton.
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Melania's missing.
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She hasn't been coming to, Trump events.
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Talk about this one, Ed.
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Milt Priggee: It's a great
caricature of Melania.
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I love it.
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Daryl Cagle: It is.
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Ed Wexler: Thank you.
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I was working with the height
of the milk carton there.
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And it sort of went together.
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You know, so I took that as a cue.
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Daryl Cagle: You know, I don't
mind that she doesn't show up.
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She's not really under
any obligation to show up.
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it's not one of the things
I've been jumping on.
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Let her not come.
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Milt Priggee: But it's worth mentioning.
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Ed Wexler: Yeah.
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Daryl Cagle: I guess so.
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Ed Wexler: At the time, the week I did
this, there were a number of people
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asking where's, where's Melania been, so.
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Daryl Cagle: Yeah, I've
heard a lot of that.
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Ed Wexler: She doesn't, she doesn't
help him by, you know, she never
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has anything interesting to say.
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Hajo de Reijger: And it's not the
best, the best marriage they have also.
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So maybe they're, they're in a fight.
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Ed Wexler: I wonder how
Melania feels about, um, what's
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this new one's name, Loomer?
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Milt Priggee: Oh, Laura Loomer.
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Ed Wexler: Yeah.
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they're spending a lot of time together.
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Daryl Cagle: She's a pretty crazy one.
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Ed Wexler: She's, she's nutty.
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Daryl Cagle: Here.
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You've got a Trump campaigned in free
fall The hair is great on this one.
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Ed Wexler: You know, cause
he's got such a complex hairdo.
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You know, and it's got to be long in
some areas and even longer in other
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areas to, to swoop around the way,
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Daryl Cagle: you know, he got a haircut
for the debate and looked a lot better.
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Ed Wexler: Yeah.
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Daryl Cagle: Did you notice that?
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Ed Wexler: Did he, did he
still have the orange makeup?
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I think so.
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Daryl Cagle: Yeah.
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Ed Wexler: I want, what is,
doesn't anybody talk to him?
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Milt Priggee: The only people
that talk to him are people that
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feed him what he wants to hear.
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He's, he's in a bubble.
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He's in a bubble that's, that's floating
around and, and he doesn't realize
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how bad it is because he has people
feeding him misinformation because
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they want to stay on the good side.
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Daryl Cagle: I'm going to speak
in Trump's behalf, I think he
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probably looks worse without it.
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he's probably very, very pale pink
pallor washed out and, much more
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elderly looking without the orange.
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And, he probably has to have it that
heavy in order to cover that up.
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Hajo de Reijger: Could
be any other color, then.
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Ed Wexler: Yeah, why not
something a little more natural?
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Daryl Cagle: Whatever it is, he needs
a pretty thick foundation, I think.
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So here you got Trump
dancing with Victor Orban.
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Ed Wexler: He keeps referring to Orban.
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He mentioned Orban's name.
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I think it was just yesterday again.
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Daryl Cagle: Trump has a lot in
common with the right wing in Europe.
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They've got kind of a long list of,
Issues, led by stop all the immigrants
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that matches and they have kind of
the same authoritarian tendencies.
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there's a commonality to them.
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It's like Trump isn't an oddball.
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He's part of a
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Ed Wexler: he wants to
be one of those guys.
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Daryl Cagle: Well, Hajo, you've
got a lot of that going on in the
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Netherlands with the crazy right wing.
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Hajo de Reijger: But
it's worldwide, right?
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It's, you got it in, uh,
in every part of the world.
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It's, these big men with lots of self
confidence who are very right wing and
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have crazy hair and it's everywhere.
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It's, uh.
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Weird phenomenon.
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so we have Wilders, it's the right wing.
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Ed Wexler: Is Orban, does
Orban, uh, is he mass.
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Deportation.
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Mm.
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Does Orban do any of that?
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Hajo de Reijger: Yeah.
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Orban is very anti, anti-immigrant.
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Daryl Cagle: Another thing they
do is kiss up to the dictators.
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Yeah.
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All of them seem to want to
kiss up to the dictators.
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They seem to have this, , this thing in
their nature that those are their guys.
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Hajo de Reijger: They like strong men.
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Well, strong men, strong weird men.
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Daryl Cagle: So Milt,
we're going to move to you.
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Here.
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You've got Trump holding up the newspaper.
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Trump defeats Trump.
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Just, uh, tell us about this.
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Milt Priggee: Yeah.
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I thought, I thought he was going to lose.
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So, I got that famous, uh, photo
there of, uh, Who was, that was Truman
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holding up the Chicago Daily Tribune.
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and so I, I had thought for sure Hillary
was going to win and, um, She didn't and
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Daryl Cagle: I picked this because
it's kind of evergreen you have
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retired which still makes me cry Um,
I know you're always welcome to come
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Milt Priggee: back.
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It was a forced retirement I gave
it 44 years looking for a paper that
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would uh, support me and I found out
that I was searching for a unicorn
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something that just didn't exist.
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So
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Daryl Cagle: yeah, that doesn't doesn't
work anymore Milt, you've been drawing
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cartoons since 1978 For decades in the
Spokesman Review in Spokane, Washington,
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and you have won a ton of awards
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Milt Priggee: just all over the place
Yes been been very lucky in that aspect.
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So i've been uh, been having
lots of fun, especially with
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CagleCartoons.Com You know you guys
uh printed just about everything like
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Daryl Cagle: I didn't ever
kill a cartoon from you.
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Milt Priggee: Sure you did.
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Oh, misspellings.
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No.
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Daryl Cagle: I did kill cartoons.
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Milt Priggee: Just one.
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You just one.
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You did one Obama won the
second one, his second election.
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Yeah.
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I drew a cartoon, uh, just showing a
scorecard and at the top it said, uh,
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Daryl Cagle: yeah, I, I killed
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the n word.
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Milt Priggee: But that's okay.
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I, uh, on the, uh, social media,
I saw the n word used with
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Obama immensely, immensely,
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and so it's out there.
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It's out there in social media.
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And so, that's, that was the, to
me, that was the obvious cartoon.
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So I understand.
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I understand that, you know,
editors are not going to go for it.
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And so I just, uh, I
let the chip, I just do.
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John Fischetti was my mentor.
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He told me you can't please everybody
every day with every cartoon, so don't
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even try, just draw what makes you happy
and let the chips fall where they may.
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you know, when you, when you, you
know, killed that one, I, I understood.
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So, and we move on.
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Daryl Cagle: You know,
there are things I kill.
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I killed quite a few.
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cartoons during COVID where the
conservative cartoonists were
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promoting, um Ivermectin and
hydroxychloroquine and singing the
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praises of how effective they are.
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you know, there are, things that I kill.
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I kill anti-Semitic cartoons.
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Those come in from world cartoonists.
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Milt Priggee: understandable.
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Hajo de Reijger: It must
be difficult to decide.
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Which cartoon is okay and which is,
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Daryl Cagle: I figured, uh, you
know, generally, you know, Well,
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everybody we have we can trust,
except for one cartoon with Milt.
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Milt Priggee: Yes, well, I drew,
cartoons for Cagle Cartoons for 20 years.
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And there was one, just
only one, that was rejected.
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So, you know,
understandable, uh, you know.
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You gotta do what you gotta do and, uh,
support whatever you decide, Daryl, so.
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Daryl Cagle: Oh, well,
you're a gentleman, Milt.
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So, here you've got Trump
in the mask as Jim Carrey.
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Milt Priggee: Yeah, I just, I love,
uh, I love movies and I love movie
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references and, you know, when I'm
watching and listening to the news.
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A lot of these references just pop
in my mind and I see them as the
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obvious cartoon and I just want
to draw them as fast as I can, get
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them out there before anybody else.
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So nobody accuses me of copying them.
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Daryl Cagle: Cartoonists do
accuse each other of things.
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Okay, here you got, Trump like Superman.
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And you know, some of these right
wing guys have been drawing him
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like Superman in superheroes.
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And,
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Hajo de Reijger: I saw that, yeah,
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Daryl Cagle: and his reality, he is
really looking quite elderly now.
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Milt Priggee: Oh yeah, he is.
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He's, he's the old guy now.
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Now that Biden's out, this is
just a quick comparison cartoon.
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Um, I, I do this quite often, just to,
uh, point out the, the obvious, uh,
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cause then you can also compare them
and that makes a point right there.
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Daryl Cagle: Hajo, we move on to you.
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Here's your nice Trump circus.
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This is
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Hajo de Reijger: very nice.
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It's a, an old one already.
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I think, yeah, it was.
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Daryl Cagle: Oh, it's an evergreen.
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Hajo de Reijger: Yeah, probably.
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I'm not sure from when it was, but, um,
Well, it was, it was really a circus
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when he first came to, uh, to office.
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Daryl Cagle: His tie is wonderful.
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Hajo de Reijger: It's
always a good thing, right?
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The tie of, Trump.
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He's got so many things.
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He's got this crazy hair.
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And it's, and it lies,
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Ed Wexler: and it's color coded.
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Right, Hajo?
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He's color coded.
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He's got the yellow hair.
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Hajo de Reijger: Yeah.
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Ed Wexler: Blue suit,
white shirt, red tie.
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Hajo de Reijger: Yeah.
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Milt Priggee: Hajo, that's
a beautiful cartoon.
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Thank you very much.
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And overgreen.
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That's Evergreen,
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that'll be, that'll be good
till, you know, the day he dies.
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It's always, it's a three ring
circus and he's the center
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attraction on each circus ring.
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Hajo de Reijger: Yeah.
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It's all about him.
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Right.
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Daryl Cagle: Yep.
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Yeah.
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Well, you drew the Twitter bird and
that, that was, that's dead now.
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Hajo de Reijger: That is.
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Yeah.
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Milt Priggee: Okay.
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Hajo de Reijger: Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Daryl Cagle: Almost an evergreen.
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Here's one that's not too old.
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You've got Trump and Biden golfing.
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That's very nice.
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Hajo de Reijger: They both
got their challenges, right?
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Daryl Cagle: They do.
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I'd like to know what is wrong with Biden.
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my wife keeps saying that
he's got Parkinson's.
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Hajo de Reijger: Could be.
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Yeah.
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It looks like.
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Milt Priggee: Yeah.
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Yeah, he's moving so stiffly.
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I mean, even turning his head.
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I mean, he's, it just befuddles me
that, you know, they just should just
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come right out and say it instead
of just, denying it and stuff.
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Daryl Cagle: I noticed when he comes down
the stairs from the airplane, he looks
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like he's very concerned about falling.
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Hajo de Reijger: He's very fragile.
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Yeah.
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Ed Wexler: He's very
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brittle.
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Yeah.
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Milt Priggee: He's 80, but
he looks, he's acting 90.
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Ed Wexler: The, the accelerated aging,
when he came out to debate Trump, I
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couldn't believe, you know, that was when
I first realized it was a big problem.
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Hajo de Reijger: Yeah Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Daryl Cagle: Well, that was the
revelation for, for the whole country,
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you know, well, not for the whole
country, for the ones that weren't
00:12:30.964 --> 00:12:32.424
on Fox hearing that every day.
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Hajo de Reijger: It's just the
right moment, though, don't you
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think, to, to take, to choose
Kamala for, the presidency?
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Milt Priggee: I gotta say
that this is a great cartoon.
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Hajo de Reijger: Well, thank you.
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Milt Priggee: Number one, number one,
no balloons and no labels anywhere.
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Just visual images tell the
story, you know, from A to Z.
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And here's the other thing.
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It's just, it's a comparison
cartoon between the two.
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You're also making a point with
the American, the United States
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flag, you know, uh, you know,
tied up there also, you know,
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it's, it's, you show it's broken.
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You see, it's, you show them they're
trying to, you know, somebody's tied it
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together, you know, so there's, this is,
this is probably the best, Comparison
00:13:23.130 --> 00:13:27.877
cartoon I've ever seen because you get
you're making a point about the country
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And the two leaders all at the same time
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Hajo de Reijger: A lot's
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happening there.
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Yes, true
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Daryl Cagle: We all love you.
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Hajo.
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Hajo de Reijger: Oh, yeah
00:13:36.657 --> 00:13:36.877
Milt Priggee: I
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I love you.
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Hajo.
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Oh, and I especially love this cartoon.
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This is this it doesn't
get any better than this
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Daryl Cagle: so Hajo, this
is a wonderful cartoon.
00:13:46.837 --> 00:13:51.567
I should say that, um, we did
a podcast before this that was
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our most popular ever podcast.
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We got over 300, 000 views.
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thousand people to look at this podcast.
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And, uh, I think that's all because of
this wonderful Adams family, which was
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just, uh, it's just, it's just wonderful.
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And, um, I hate it that Pence has
gone now because now this isn't an
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evergreen and we don't have a good Lurch.
00:14:12.482 --> 00:14:12.822
Hajo de Reijger: Yeah.
00:14:13.332 --> 00:14:13.722
True.
00:14:13.722 --> 00:14:14.212
Yeah.
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Yeah, that's that's the shame.
00:14:16.262 --> 00:14:16.522
Yeah
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Milt Priggee: I guess hyo hits it
00:14:18.952 --> 00:14:19.712
out of the park.
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Look at that.
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No labels.
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No balloons.
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Nothing to us.
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Daryl Cagle: It's
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hilarious
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Ed Wexler: And that's the
00:14:24.232 --> 00:14:24.602
best Eric
00:14:24.762 --> 00:14:24.912
Trump
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Milt Priggee: It's funny, and it's
animated, it makes a point, and everybody
00:14:28.900 --> 00:14:33.640
fits there, except for the Pence, but
still, it's a, it's a great cartoon.
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Daryl Cagle: Although it was a good
Pence at the time, and, and it's
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just that Pence is gone, and the
rest of the family is still there.
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But each one of them fits, each
of those characters, which is
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what makes it all extra funny.
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Milt Priggee: Yeah, oh
yeah, it's beautiful.
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Hajo de Reijger: Thanks.
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The funny thing is that I put
it online, of course, and it's
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also just a still one, a cartoon.
00:14:55.698 --> 00:15:00.892
And that one is doing actually much better
than the animated one, even on Twitter
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So we were also talking about animated
cartoons and if they have a future, but
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I don't really see it happening because
I put those two Online and, uh, and the
00:15:10.635 --> 00:15:15.005
one that is, uh, it's a still one gets
shared more than, this animated one.
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Milt Priggee: Newspapers have a
business model now is, is of liquidation.
00:15:20.365 --> 00:15:22.095
They are no longer competing.
00:15:22.115 --> 00:15:26.155
They're no longer investing
to stay ahead of the curve.
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They are now, they realize
that they're in a losing game.
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So now they don't want
to create and compete.
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What they want to do is save
what they believe they have.
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The reason Newspapers are
going out of businesses.
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They believe they have no competition.
00:15:42.992 --> 00:15:46.005
But problem is they have
more competition now.
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And this has been going on ever since
the telegraph came in, which then
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came the radio and then came the TV.
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And now we have the internet.
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And and everybody is electronically
getting their news from all these
00:15:59.135 --> 00:16:04.205
electronic digital sources and and
they're not picking up the newspaper.
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And and so so that's it.
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They had an opportunity.
00:16:09.810 --> 00:16:14.275
Daryl Cagle: Okay, so here we have Adam
Zyglis and, both Taylor Swift and Dick
00:16:14.295 --> 00:16:17.055
Cheney have endorsed Kamala Harris.
00:16:17.305 --> 00:16:19.845
And that's the tortured poets
department for Harris and the
00:16:19.845 --> 00:16:21.665
torture department for Harris.
00:16:21.925 --> 00:16:23.555
And I think that's pretty funny.
00:16:23.807 --> 00:16:24.287
Hajo de Reijger: Yes.
00:16:24.737 --> 00:16:25.067
Ed Wexler: Absolutely.
00:16:25.160 --> 00:16:25.790
Adam's great.
00:16:25.843 --> 00:16:26.353
Hajo de Reijger: Clever, eh?
00:16:26.441 --> 00:16:26.681
Yeah.
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Daryl Cagle: Hajo.
00:16:28.085 --> 00:16:32.402
Here is your, Holland compatriot,
Jos Collignon, go in peace.
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Your sins are forgiven.
00:16:34.139 --> 00:16:39.899
2024 Candidate Trump talks
to President Trump 2025.
00:16:39.959 --> 00:16:41.879
This is a pessimistic cartoon.
00:16:42.059 --> 00:16:43.529
I guess he's pardoning himself.
00:16:43.679 --> 00:16:43.889
Hajo de Reijger: Yeah.
00:16:44.720 --> 00:16:46.490
Daryl Cagle: There's been a
lot of talk about him pardoning
00:16:46.490 --> 00:16:47.240
himself.
00:16:47.267 --> 00:16:49.527
Hajo de Reijger: Yeah, well,
the only one he has to deal
00:16:49.527 --> 00:16:51.327
with is himself the whole time.
00:16:51.327 --> 00:16:54.190
And he thinks he's the most
important person in the world, so.
00:16:54.234 --> 00:16:58.434
Who else can, can give him,
forgive, forgive him, so, yeah.
00:16:59.454 --> 00:17:03.154
,
Daryl Cagle: Jos is another story that
makes me cry, because he was laid off
00:17:03.164 --> 00:17:05.554
from his job, and he's retired now, too.
00:17:05.654 --> 00:17:05.954
Hajo de Reijger: Yeah.
00:17:06.699 --> 00:17:08.529
No, he's, uh, he's all right with it.
00:17:08.549 --> 00:17:12.869
I talked to him and he said it
didn't happen in a nice manner, the
00:17:12.869 --> 00:17:14.890
layoff, but, he's happy with it.
00:17:14.890 --> 00:17:17.919
And he's got a house in France
and he's, uh, he's retiring.
00:17:18.259 --> 00:17:20.099
Ed Wexler: That farm looks
like a wonderful place.
00:17:20.229 --> 00:17:21.259
It probably is.
00:17:21.259 --> 00:17:21.719
Yeah.
00:17:22.129 --> 00:17:23.789
Daryl Cagle: He lives well and artfully.
00:17:23.969 --> 00:17:24.479
Hajo de Reijger: Yeah.
00:17:24.639 --> 00:17:29.909
Daryl Cagle: So here's RJ Mattson and
he's drawing Trump getting his alert
00:17:29.919 --> 00:17:33.682
about, they're eating dogs and they're
eating cats, which is funny that that
00:17:33.692 --> 00:17:35.632
would come up as an alert on his phone.
00:17:35.754 --> 00:17:40.234
Milt Priggee: That's a great cartoon.
00:17:40.674 --> 00:17:43.924
Daryl Cagle: Here's Adam Zyglis
with the Cowardly Lion candidate.
00:17:44.124 --> 00:17:45.014
I think that's fun.
00:17:45.226 --> 00:17:49.656
Trump's position on debating Kamala,
that's after the debate cartoon, now
00:17:49.656 --> 00:17:51.216
he's, now he's hiding from the audience.
00:17:51.922 --> 00:17:52.232
Ed Wexler: Love it.
00:17:53.152 --> 00:17:53.932
A funny drawing.
00:17:54.339 --> 00:17:56.969
Daryl Cagle: Dave Whamond, she's
trying to get another debate
00:17:56.979 --> 00:17:58.299
and he's saying no, no, no.
00:17:58.299 --> 00:18:01.589
I, I think that's pretty
illustrative of the news.
00:18:01.992 --> 00:18:02.092
Ed Wexler: Yeah.
00:18:02.172 --> 00:18:02.603
Milt Priggee: Wow.
00:18:02.946 --> 00:18:03.226
Hajo de Reijger: love
00:18:03.226 --> 00:18:03.935
it.
00:18:03.936 --> 00:18:04.376
Wow.
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Daryl Cagle: Trump debating Kamala and
he says, and then you have to turn black.
00:18:07.386 --> 00:18:11.196
And she says, and then you have to
turn orange, which is, uh, true.
00:18:11.284 --> 00:18:15.307
Here is a combo, Titanic
and Hindenburg cartoon.
00:18:15.327 --> 00:18:18.967
And I love Titanic and
Hindenburg cartoons.
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Milt Priggee: Yes, everybody's
done the Hindenburg.
00:18:21.187 --> 00:18:26.827
Yes, everybody's done the Titanic, but
this is the very first time I've seen
00:18:26.827 --> 00:18:30.147
them both together in one cartoon.
00:18:30.208 --> 00:18:32.058
And that's what makes it better.
00:18:32.088 --> 00:18:32.428
I mean,
00:18:32.538 --> 00:18:33.358
Daryl Cagle: it is nice.
00:18:33.358 --> 00:18:35.298
And it's look at all the rats jumping off.
00:18:37.738 --> 00:18:41.678
Milt Priggee: You guys, Ed, Hajo,
have you ever seen these two,
00:18:41.718 --> 00:18:44.058
Hajo de Reijger: uh, A
combination of the two?
00:18:44.138 --> 00:18:44.428
Ed Wexler: No.
00:18:44.868 --> 00:18:46.968
It's cool putting the
two disasters together.
00:18:46.968 --> 00:18:49.344
It's always great when
you combine two things.
00:18:49.848 --> 00:18:52.018
Hajo de Reijger: It's too bad,
I cannot do it anymore now.
00:18:52.028 --> 00:18:52.718
It's been done.
00:18:52.778 --> 00:18:53.368
Daryl Cagle: Comrade
00:18:54.196 --> 00:18:57.286
Ed Wexler: It's so imitating when
Trump does that when he calls her that.
00:18:57.343 --> 00:18:58.533
Putin's buddy, you know.
00:18:58.534 --> 00:18:59.033
Yeah.
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Milt Priggee: Yeah, that's when
they know that they're losing.
00:19:01.624 --> 00:19:05.404
When they pull out the communist
card, they start throwing that around.
00:19:05.450 --> 00:19:10.170
they've lost it, and they're going back to
their old, tropes and using that because
00:19:10.170 --> 00:19:12.540
they don't have anything else to use.
00:19:12.570 --> 00:19:13.940
So they do that.
00:19:14.004 --> 00:19:15.934
Hajo de Reijger: yeah, you
would think it gets old, right?
00:19:15.934 --> 00:19:17.220
But it obviously doesn't.
00:19:17.290 --> 00:19:18.900
It's, uh, they still use it.
00:19:19.230 --> 00:19:21.170
Milt Priggee: It works for the old people.
00:19:21.550 --> 00:19:25.850
Daryl Cagle: So this one comes from
Angel Boligan in Mexico, draws for the
00:19:25.850 --> 00:19:28.100
El Universal newspaper in Mexico city.
00:19:28.200 --> 00:19:32.837
And this was a, assassination
cartoon, Trump contemplating his ear.
00:19:32.914 --> 00:19:35.740
And, I like this, but
I didn't quite get it.
00:19:35.770 --> 00:19:37.500
What do you, what are
your comments on this?
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Ed Wexler: Not getting it either.
00:19:38.694 --> 00:19:41.324
Is that blood dripping from
the ears of the letter A?
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No, it's dripping from the ear.
00:19:43.680 --> 00:19:43.800
The
00:19:43.800 --> 00:19:44.650
Daryl Cagle: letter A.
00:19:44.694 --> 00:19:46.644
Ed Wexler: You see that
in the upper left corner?
00:19:46.684 --> 00:19:47.164
Daryl Cagle: Oh, I see.
00:19:47.614 --> 00:19:49.214
Why is there a letter A there?
00:19:49.474 --> 00:19:52.614
Oh, I think that's, that's the
bullet hole that's dripping blood.
00:19:53.364 --> 00:19:54.254
At the very top.
00:19:54.254 --> 00:19:55.154
You see a little dot.
00:19:55.154 --> 00:19:55.544
Yeah.
00:19:55.650 --> 00:19:57.774
Hajo de Reijger: I think
he's, he's showing his,
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Daryl Cagle: he he's got, he's got a
tiny little, little, injury on the ear,
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but then further, he's cut off his ear
to show you the tiny little injury.
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Ed Wexler: I like the drawing.
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Milt Priggee: Hey, here it is.
00:20:11.661 --> 00:20:12.291
Here I am.
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Try again.
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Ed Wexler: I guess technically you
can say I took a bullet to the head,
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but he didn't even get a scratch.
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Hajo de Reijger: How is his ear now?
00:20:22.031 --> 00:20:22.801
Is it perfect?
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This is perfect.
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Yeah.
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Milt Priggee: I'd like, there
should be an investigation.
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Where's the scar?
00:20:27.921 --> 00:20:28.231
Yeah.
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Isn't there a scar?
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Daryl Cagle: You guys are
so unsympathetic here.
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I mean, you would expect that that
would be a contemplative moment.
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He's contemplating his, being
vulnerable and his humanity and
00:20:41.556 --> 00:20:44.826
everyone was thinking that he might
come out softer after that because
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he's had this contemplative moment.
00:20:46.626 --> 00:20:48.816
and he didn't, and that was disappointing.
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I think that's more the point of it.
00:20:50.683 --> 00:20:54.283
I, would, have some fatalistic
concerns and worries.
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If I had a close brush with being shot,
whether it happened to hit me or not.
00:20:58.266 --> 00:20:59.906
and it's a bad for the country thing.
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So, uh, we should have some sympathy here.
00:21:03.583 --> 00:21:05.913
Hajo de Reijger: Yeah, but I think that's
what also what this cartoon is about.
00:21:05.913 --> 00:21:11.776
He's, he's, he wrote a cut of his ear to
show us what had happened to him, right?
00:21:12.255 --> 00:21:14.035
Ed Wexler: He cut off his
whole ear to show the little
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Hajo de Reijger: To show
us, how bad he is injured.
00:21:16.061 --> 00:21:19.431
Ed Wexler: That's actually a
very good caricature of him.
00:21:19.431 --> 00:21:19.951
It's a good one.
00:21:20.001 --> 00:21:21.401
Daryl Cagle: Well, this
one got us talking.
00:21:21.443 --> 00:21:22.923
Here is, Kamala.
00:21:22.943 --> 00:21:26.536
The Democrats are raising her
like, the flag on Iwo Jima.
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Ed Wexler: I like that idea.
00:21:27.863 --> 00:21:29.563
It's another thing that we all draw.
00:21:29.603 --> 00:21:32.033
We could do that with the
Titanic and the Hindenburg.
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Yeah.
00:21:33.383 --> 00:21:37.313
Daryl Cagle: This one I thought was kind
of funny this is Christo Komarnitsky in
00:21:37.603 --> 00:21:42.016
Bulgaria right after the assassination
attempt and let's fix this and put
00:21:42.016 --> 00:21:43.946
another Hitler bandage on his nose.
00:21:43.946 --> 00:21:44.856
I think that's funny.
00:21:45.086 --> 00:21:45.416
It's funny.
00:21:45.426 --> 00:21:46.276
Yes Yeah
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Milt Priggee: Yeah, and it's, and it's
poignant and it may, and it has a great
00:21:50.781 --> 00:21:56.088
message and the second bandaid under
the nose is trying to cover up the
00:21:56.088 --> 00:22:02.261
Hitler mustache, but yet it says Hitler
and even the mustache now is white.
00:22:02.325 --> 00:22:05.135
So, you know, it has so
many you, you presume
00:22:05.155 --> 00:22:08.085
Daryl Cagle: that he had the Hitler
mustache underneath that bandage.
00:22:08.085 --> 00:22:09.335
That's going to get it covered up.
00:22:09.398 --> 00:22:09.668
He's
00:22:09.668 --> 00:22:09.918
Milt Priggee: right.
00:22:09.918 --> 00:22:12.568
Because JD saying here, let's fix this.
00:22:12.615 --> 00:22:13.505
Daryl Cagle: So try it.
00:22:13.505 --> 00:22:13.935
This is cute.
00:22:14.095 --> 00:22:17.605
This is one of the things that gets
the people of the right most angry.
00:22:17.638 --> 00:22:20.828
Uh, when you complain about them,
threatening democracy, they come
00:22:20.838 --> 00:22:22.778
back with your calling Trump Hitler.
00:22:22.778 --> 00:22:23.708
And that's worse.
00:22:23.758 --> 00:22:23.978
Ed Wexler: I don't know.
00:22:23.978 --> 00:22:25.068
It's more and more appropriate.
00:22:25.103 --> 00:22:29.863
Where do I put my baggage with
Kamala's far left record baggage?
00:22:29.943 --> 00:22:34.043
So, another thing they talk about
all the time is Kamala flip flopping.
00:22:34.283 --> 00:22:34.863
Wait a minute, go
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Milt Priggee: back.
00:22:35.233 --> 00:22:37.093
What baggage does Walz have?
00:22:37.165 --> 00:22:40.275
Daryl Cagle: No, this
is Kamala's baggage bag.
00:22:40.295 --> 00:22:44.145
Oh, Waltz doesn't have any place for
his baggage because of all her baggage.
00:22:44.245 --> 00:22:47.075
Milt Priggee: But what wall,
what baggage is Waltz have?
00:22:47.175 --> 00:22:51.721
He was a high school teacher
and, and got into politics late.
00:22:51.841 --> 00:22:52.301
Daryl Cagle: I
00:22:53.121 --> 00:22:56.581
mean, you know, the list of
things they say about him.
00:22:56.811 --> 00:22:59.241
Ed Wexler: It's his military record
is the only thing they say, isn't it?
00:22:59.331 --> 00:23:04.035
when they complain about him, him,
calling himself a command master sergeant
00:23:04.035 --> 00:23:08.285
instead of just a master sergeant
because he retired as a master sergeant
00:23:08.285 --> 00:23:11.701
and not a command master sergeant,
and they complain about the way he
00:23:11.701 --> 00:23:16.555
handled the riots in Minneapolis, and
Oh, what else do they complain about?
00:23:16.651 --> 00:23:19.821
Oh, they complain about, uh, we
had a Big Rivers cartoon where
00:23:19.821 --> 00:23:21.671
he's giving tampons to everybody.
00:23:21.715 --> 00:23:25.675
he put tampons in, more than
girls bathrooms for free
00:23:26.135 --> 00:23:27.325
for high school students.
00:23:27.915 --> 00:23:31.255
Uh, they're saying that he put them in
the boys bathrooms, but I think what
00:23:31.265 --> 00:23:33.465
happened is they had unisex bathrooms.
00:23:33.465 --> 00:23:36.135
And so he put them in the
unisex bathrooms as well.
00:23:36.161 --> 00:23:38.961
So boys can go in there and
have tampons in the bathroom.
00:23:38.961 --> 00:23:40.501
And, uh, What else?
00:23:40.501 --> 00:23:43.361
He gave free lunches to
all the kids in school.
00:23:43.401 --> 00:23:44.728
And, that's, uh, you know,
00:23:44.728 --> 00:23:45.648
Milt Priggee: that's baggage?
00:23:45.888 --> 00:23:47.268
Daryl Cagle: Communists would do that.
00:23:47.381 --> 00:23:49.131
what else, what other baggage they got?
00:23:49.273 --> 00:23:53.483
Anyway, it's stuff that we
wouldn't see as baggage.
00:23:53.553 --> 00:23:53.963
Milt Priggee: Right.
00:23:54.180 --> 00:23:54.630
A little
00:23:54.783 --> 00:23:56.697
Daryl Cagle: here's, uh, Frank Hansen.
00:23:56.697 --> 00:24:00.457
he's got Vance saying, in case
you're curious, sir, I 100 percent
00:24:00.477 --> 00:24:02.197
behind you dropping out too.
00:24:02.263 --> 00:24:02.733
That's cute.
00:24:02.733 --> 00:24:04.523
I like the way Frank Hansen draws.
00:24:05.123 --> 00:24:05.753
He's fun.
00:24:05.753 --> 00:24:07.993
He's got a very different look
than the other cartoonists.
00:24:08.057 --> 00:24:08.757
Ed Wexler: Distinctive.
00:24:08.787 --> 00:24:10.967
Daryl Cagle: Here's Guy
Parsons from Canada.
00:24:11.047 --> 00:24:11.987
I thought, this was cute.
00:24:12.037 --> 00:24:13.277
His trophy's on the wall.
00:24:13.277 --> 00:24:17.260
He's just thinking about
putting Uncle Sam on the wall.
00:24:17.260 --> 00:24:18.880
he's got a concept for that.
00:24:19.123 --> 00:24:19.193
Concept?
00:24:19.467 --> 00:24:19.667
Hajo de Reijger: Yeah.
00:24:19.667 --> 00:24:21.192
Like the little telephone, yeah.
00:24:21.192 --> 00:24:21.537
Yeah,
00:24:22.003 --> 00:24:25.763
Milt Priggee: great composition, how
he's got it going right across there.
00:24:26.150 --> 00:24:28.070
That could have turned out not as good.
00:24:28.180 --> 00:24:30.000
Daryl Cagle: Here's another
assassination cartoon.
00:24:30.555 --> 00:24:32.995
I thought this was very
nice, Michael de Adder.
00:24:33.045 --> 00:24:35.488
Milt Priggee: Ooh, yeah,
00:24:35.488 --> 00:24:35.598
Hajo de Reijger: yeah.
00:24:35.828 --> 00:24:36.738
Daryl Cagle: Liberty got it.
00:24:36.738 --> 00:24:36.908
yeah.
00:24:36.908 --> 00:24:39.658
And another assassination
cartoon, Kinder, Gentle, or Trump.
00:24:39.718 --> 00:24:43.008
I thought this was very funny
because of course he's got the angel
00:24:43.018 --> 00:24:44.188
and the devil on his shoulders.
00:24:44.218 --> 00:24:48.295
And it's the angel that would get shot
by the bullet to the ear, not the devil.
00:24:48.305 --> 00:24:50.005
It's the devil that we're left with.
00:24:50.198 --> 00:24:54.188
And, he came out of, uh, out of that,
everyone expecting him to be softer
00:24:54.188 --> 00:24:56.018
and gentler, and he was just as bad.
00:24:56.062 --> 00:24:57.182
I like this cartoon.
00:24:57.202 --> 00:24:57.812
Ed Wexler: Yeah, I do too.
00:24:57.812 --> 00:24:58.692
Milt Priggee: Is
00:24:58.692 --> 00:25:01.642
that, is that the Russian
flag on Trump there?
00:25:01.642 --> 00:25:02.682
Hajo de Reijger: Oh, yes.
00:25:02.852 --> 00:25:03.442
Daryl Cagle: Yeah.
00:25:03.502 --> 00:25:03.892
Hajo de Reijger: Yeah.
00:25:03.935 --> 00:25:07.675
But actually, uh, Putin is now,
uh, Okaying, uh, Kamala, right?
00:25:07.722 --> 00:25:11.562
Daryl Cagle: Oh, no, he really,
he's, he's giving money to these
00:25:11.572 --> 00:25:16.422
far right, podcasters that are all
about Trump this was by Nem0, very
00:25:16.742 --> 00:25:18.732
conservative cartoonist from Canada.
00:25:18.868 --> 00:25:21.855
this Trump in the matrix,
he does dodge the bullets.
00:25:21.855 --> 00:25:22.325
Doesn't he?
00:25:22.495 --> 00:25:25.308
Yeah, he does have a little
bit of blood on his ear.
00:25:25.308 --> 00:25:26.378
See it hitting his ear.
00:25:27.052 --> 00:25:27.342
Milt Priggee: Yeah.
00:25:27.542 --> 00:25:30.012
Hajo de Reijger: So his name
is actually Nemo because that's
00:25:30.012 --> 00:25:31.157
also the name of the, of the
00:25:32.117 --> 00:25:34.197
Daryl Cagle: That's another
pen name, like Rivers.
00:25:34.627 --> 00:25:36.397
Hajo de Reijger: No, but, I
mean, that's also the name of the
00:25:36.397 --> 00:25:37.737
character in, this movie, right?
00:25:37.827 --> 00:25:38.937
Daryl Cagle: Oh, it is, it is.
00:25:38.967 --> 00:25:42.047
Well, that's a coincidence, because
the cartoonist's pen name is Nemo.
00:25:42.177 --> 00:25:43.407
Cartoonists like these pen names.
00:25:43.407 --> 00:25:45.925
They like to draw under
one name, like Hajo.
00:25:50.082 --> 00:25:53.832
The one name thing is it seems very
European, you know, we, for us,
00:25:53.832 --> 00:25:58.867
one name is you have a Beyonce or
Flipper or Lassie, we don't, we don't,
00:25:58.867 --> 00:26:03.307
we don't think of, one names that
casually as you guys do in Europe.
00:26:03.467 --> 00:26:06.137
There's so many one named
cartoonists in Europe.
00:26:06.187 --> 00:26:09.067
Ed Wexler: Well, you know, if you're
known by one name, you're more famous.
00:26:09.107 --> 00:26:10.297
You don't need the two names.
00:26:10.427 --> 00:26:12.167
Hajo de Reijger: It's more easy as well.
00:26:12.237 --> 00:26:14.517
I got a difficult last name.
00:26:14.517 --> 00:26:16.873
So that's why I chose, just my first name.
00:26:16.972 --> 00:26:18.352
But you're right, actually, yeah.
00:26:18.352 --> 00:26:21.842
In Europe, there are more,
uh, first names, I guess.
00:26:21.998 --> 00:26:24.278
Daryl Cagle: Well, I wouldn't
call them first names.
00:26:24.658 --> 00:26:25.808
They're pen names.
00:26:26.408 --> 00:26:29.408
Lots of them just come
up with brand new names.
00:26:29.502 --> 00:26:31.752
So, gentlemen, I think
that's our last cartoon.
00:26:32.407 --> 00:26:33.737
Uh, do you have any more comments?
00:26:35.827 --> 00:26:38.407
Hajo de Reijger: No, well, I'm looking
forward to the to the elections.
00:26:38.407 --> 00:26:42.167
I mean, uh, lots more lots more
cartoons will be made probably
00:26:42.357 --> 00:26:44.997
Daryl Cagle: You guys have anything
to say about Saint Just because we uh,
00:26:45.327 --> 00:26:49.778
We are all veterans of Saint Just and
it is The only, uh, real, political
00:26:49.778 --> 00:26:51.742
cartoonists worldwide convention.
00:26:51.742 --> 00:26:52.482
I think there is.
00:26:52.482 --> 00:26:56.762
And it's, uh, it's a wonderful
thing for our, our profession.
00:26:57.612 --> 00:26:58.452
Nothing else like it.
00:26:58.558 --> 00:26:59.088
Ed Wexler: I love it.
00:26:59.088 --> 00:27:02.288
Milt Priggee: It's, it's
the greatest experience any
00:27:02.288 --> 00:27:05.655
cartoonist can ever experience.
00:27:05.655 --> 00:27:09.668
It is, it is like, you
know, it is amazing.
00:27:09.668 --> 00:27:11.335
It's so wonderful.
00:27:11.335 --> 00:27:13.125
It's super surrealistic.
00:27:13.475 --> 00:27:15.795
You can't believe that's
what's actually happening.
00:27:15.892 --> 00:27:18.805
Ed Wexler: It's a whole beautiful
town and they, they love cartoonists.
00:27:19.080 --> 00:27:20.220
Hajo de Reijger: They
really love cartooning.
00:27:20.280 --> 00:27:21.530
Ed Wexler: They really love cartoons.
00:27:21.550 --> 00:27:22.480
Wonderful people.
00:27:22.680 --> 00:27:25.190
Daryl Cagle: We don't
experience love in America.
00:27:25.210 --> 00:27:27.120
Our email is all hate mail.
00:27:27.510 --> 00:27:30.927
And, the idea that we would go
someplace where people like us, that
00:27:30.927 --> 00:27:32.597
just doesn't exist anywhere else.
00:27:32.645 --> 00:27:35.205
Milt Priggee: Well, it was a
wonderful, wonderful experience.
00:27:35.235 --> 00:27:40.525
I, I wish that every political
cartoonist kid could experience
00:27:40.545 --> 00:27:42.675
what we all have at St.
00:27:42.675 --> 00:27:43.085
Just.
00:27:43.095 --> 00:27:47.895
It was a wonderful, wonderful
time, a dream come true situation.
00:27:47.950 --> 00:27:48.220
Hajo de Reijger: Yeah.
00:27:48.320 --> 00:27:49.240
Ed Wexler: Really nice.
00:27:49.320 --> 00:27:50.360
Milt Priggee: And the
00:27:50.360 --> 00:27:53.480
people, the community made
it even that much better.
00:27:53.520 --> 00:27:58.330
They opened their houses and doors
and put spreads of food and drink
00:27:58.330 --> 00:28:03.310
on the tables and just sharing,
sharing the, the political love.
00:28:03.600 --> 00:28:03.970
Ed Wexler: Wonderful.
00:28:04.240 --> 00:28:05.350
Wonderful experience.
00:28:05.417 --> 00:28:08.627
Daryl Cagle: I will, thank
you all for being here and.
00:28:08.679 --> 00:28:09.515
We'll do this again.
00:28:10.236 --> 00:28:11.956
And Milt, you don't have to be retired.
00:28:11.956 --> 00:28:13.166
You're welcome back anytime.
00:28:13.166 --> 00:28:15.256
Milt Priggee: I'm playing
with that, all the time.
00:28:15.256 --> 00:28:16.246
I always think about it.
00:28:16.246 --> 00:28:19.736
because I watch the news and I,
Oh, that'd be a great cartoon.
00:28:21.246 --> 00:28:24.206
Daryl Cagle: It's very frustrating
not to be an editorial cartoonist.
00:28:24.206 --> 00:28:27.036
I, I can't imagine how most
people in the world do it.
00:28:27.150 --> 00:28:27.550
Milt Priggee: Yes.
00:28:27.830 --> 00:28:28.200
Yes.
00:28:28.783 --> 00:28:29.493
Daryl Cagle: Okay.
00:28:29.493 --> 00:28:33.190
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00:29:00.723 --> 00:29:01.273
Hajo de Reijger: Thank you very
00:29:01.273 --> 00:29:01.753
much.
00:29:01.973 --> 00:29:03.923
Thank you for making this possible, Daryl.
00:29:03.993 --> 00:29:05.203
Appreciate it very much.
00:29:05.403 --> 00:29:06.173
See you guys later.